Saline County, Illinois, consists of 13 townships. Property records in Saline County, IL, catalog real estate data like parcel numbers, acreage, sale prices, tax assessments, and more. This centralized information assists in property valuations, development planning, title transfers, and ancestry searches.

Delving into the Saline County property records brings forth a median home value of $96,466, a median rent pegged at $781, and a median household income of $57,980. Regarding median property tax, the county collects at a rate of 1.47% based on the property assessment.

In Saline County, IL, property records are maintained by the County Clerk and Recorder's office. This office records various property-related instruments, including releases, agreements, deeds, easements, mortgages, liens, assignments, restrictions, plats, and satisfactions.

To access these records, during office hours, individuals can visit the County Clerk and Recorder's office at 10 East Poplar, Harrisburg, IL 62946. Alternatively, records can be accessed online through the Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD) System, which the Office of the Secretary of State manages.

The IRAD System provides access to land deeds, mortgages, and tax sale records. It typically allows searches based on book/page, recording date, instrument type, party name, legal description, and more. For additional information about the IRAD System, dial 618-453-3040.

Aside from visiting the office or using the IRAD, property records can be accessed by requesting copies through a written request, which can be submitted by mail to the specified address above, through email at jcox@salinecounty.illinois.gov, or via fax at 618-252-3073. When requesting copies, provide the required information, documentation, and fees.

The fees typically vary based on the document type and services requested. For a comprehensive fee structure and further details on obtaining property records in Saline County, contact the County Clerk and Recorder at 618-253-8197.

If the property records obtained in Saline County require zoning confirmation, contact the zoning official in the township where the property resides. These township zoning officers keep official maps and land use tables, enabling them to verify the designated zoning, permitted uses, and regulations that apply to individual properties under their local zoning codes.